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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
A WOMAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE.
ArrACA ID NJ asR INSANE hUsSASD
WBfIE IN BED ssLssP.
ne strikes uer win . Hs,chs'. Hut 10 Pre-
vented BY Nsishbors From ktiius Hsr-ns
Then secures . Carving Knife aud
cuts uts Throat From Mar to Ear.

CfNcINNArI, April 70 Henry Heile, aged
81, of 6l6 sycamore street, committed suicide
at o'clock this morning after making des.
perste attempt On his wifes life. Heile aud
his wife were In bed, the woman sleeping
soundly when Heile sprang up with . wild
shrek, seized q hatcbet which he had
secreted for the purpose, aud struck q savage
blow at his wife, rho was, 10y this time, fully
aroused. The blow was q slancing one, ana
the woman seized the hatchet and began
fighting for lie. Her screams meanwhile
awakened the neighborhood, and TO this the
unfortunate woman owes her lifa Her hus
band had wrested the hatchet from her and
dealt her q frightful blow on the head laying
open the scalp, almost frscturinG the skull. She
fell to the floor stunned and Heile was bend.
ing over her prostrsted body to finish the
bloody work when neighbors broke In the
door. Heile fled into the dining room and
seizing huge carving knife. rushed through
into another room, shouting that he would
Kill the entire family Seeing that his cap
ture was inevitable, Heile suddenly drew
the carving knife across his throat severing
It from ear to ear. He fell to the floor and
died In few minutes. Mrs Heile may pos
sibly recover.
The ssddest feature of the affair is that Mira
Heile is epciente and the shock has precipi.
tated . premature child. birth. Mr.. Heile
was shipping clerk in the office OF the Big
Four railroad company. He had long been
| troubled mentally, and WAS undoubtedly il.
sane when he swoke this morning Deceased
| is q son OF b. Hele, q wealthy and well. known
business man OF this city and had been mar.
ried six years and had two children.
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HI. AN8kBY TSSrl1IBs,
10 Tshs How wiImot Attempted to Take HIS
Life In 1852.

10 1ens How WiImot Attempted TO Take HIS
Life In 1882
1ho trial Of Jacob p Angney for shooting
Wilmot with intent 70 kill, at room In st
4asc's hotel, In the autumn OF 1882, was re-.
sumed before Judge Montgomery in the
criminal court at Washington, Monday. After
number Of other witnesses for the de-
tense had testified, Mr.. Angney was called
- witness for himself, and being sworn,
gave bis statement Of the shooting. He said
aater he. Wilmot and TuInbuli had gotten
Into the room at St Mares he refused .
punch, 81 he had called for plain whisky.
WilmOt said, You take the drink" and he
then replied, ~ will not take the drink"
ond set the glass on the window.sill There
Wa1 some alteration between witness and
Wilmot about the possession OF Q letter.
Turnbull walked up the room and then
oecked down again several times, always
0xed on witnesses and Wilmot During tie
altercation. Wilmot said: "W hat are you going
eodo the letter 2" Witness replied that he
!nsonded TO bring q libel suit Thersuron
Wnmot cried out, "You -, you will not
nsvs = oaanos," xnd drew his revolver.
him. kill tho, Will" Witness fired
three times st Wilmot and TurnbulL Then
- was seized by Turubuil thew fell. and
~ pistol went Of for the last tune az thew
\ wers together on the floor. '''
Witness to say that Of four shots Il red orIv rnv
~ lest one was Involuntary" The witness
answered In the affirmative and Continued ::
;&Turnbull LETT the room hrst aud Witnesn got
z|oue OF tt - soon - possible and then ran 10
- a6jacent hol el and asked the CLERK to nend
i klnsslf up TO Lieut.. Kelly" Before the Clos, s
80 Angney's examination the court at tjourneC
f1DN1 tomorrow.
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Receipts-HU.


CHicAeo, April 2s-The DrorsrG Journal re-
5000 market heavy; shipping steers. 80 to
SO As.. etlo0s Is; stocker and feeders, @ %
q 70 cowa, bulls ana mtxed. ~ N0< w bulk.
g n<D3 Is; Te1a, cattle, o. isspi 70.
hoss-keceipts. Is.uO head shipments. 1000
head market strong and s0loc higher
ping. 8 .cos IS; light, 7s0S io skips. S 0o0l IS
sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipmenta,
western. u toGi IS; shorn. . 0os 20; IAmbs,
KAsf LIDlKrr.-Cattle - Receipts, PIE head ;
shipments, l5.; market active; prime, &c
sS fair to good. ~ 10& S.; common. q 2o1
so; shipments 70 New York, cars.
Hogs-keceipts, $500 head shipments 8 0O
head market fair; Philadelphia, . R06 10
forkers, 8 so0o s.; common TO light S S0o 70
pigs q 1905 %; shipments to New York, IS cars
Sheep -Receipts, SAO head shipments. SA0
market steady prime. u ooo< NJ fair to good;
S ssoS Is; common, N 3o0s 81; lambs, q 30o
500; wool sheen not wanted.
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DAA rHA.


kAMM-April 25, 1887. In Lancaster, Pa, Jacob
Kamm. in the list year of his age.
The relatives and friends, also Teutonia Lodge,
No. les, X. Of p, are invited tn attend the
funeral from the residence Of his son. Jacob y.
kamm. No. rs East Frederick street, on Thurs.
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment at Ian.
caster cemetery.
6oNpER. In Strasburg, on the oath inst, b. b.
GOnder, sr, In the 7Ath year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. strasburg, on Wednesday
afternoon At O'Clock. Services at the house.
BRuBAKsR-- Tuesday. April %, 1887. in Lands.
Vile. Lancaster county, annie b., only daugh.
OF NJ N. and Mary A. Brubaker.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend the funeral on
Thursday. 2sth inst at 2k clock .. m. at Kaun.
mans Mennonite church, near Mannheim, with.
out further notice. 2tds
PHILIP In Catskill, N. Y, April 25th, Jacob
sickles Philip. n. ID father Of Mrs Lucius NJ
Hardy, IN the ssa year OF his age.
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AARh y rA.


EBw YoRk, April 26.-Tlour market steady ;
good To choice extra Western, q ZOOS %; good
to fancy extra state g 1904 0O ; common to good
extra Western. - 003 65
wheat-No. ked State. SIC; No. 3 DO,
9s1c; No. Red. Winter. May. ss5lc June. syzo.
July. sahc; receipts, $500 bus, shipments.
Corn-No. mixed cash, 5o74c May. lsc do
June. as.c Epiy. SOC; receipts. S.:so bus
0ats-No. i white STATE. ssk0ssc No. do.
aHc' No NO. Mixed Al April. s'Ne; May, Akc; June.
aye dull westsrn, &0a6c state, s73S0osc.
Harley nominal.
0i54 ~
Lsrd-May, q IS; June, q 30 July, v7sL
Molasses dull ut l9kc for boiling stock
Turpentine arm at 33ko.
Rosin dull strained 10 good, q l7k0l %.
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases. $40.
1reights dull; grain to Leith. "a.
buttar dull; Western Creamery. 2O023c /;
niEin Creamery. 2l0sc state dairy. hall drkin
.Sss Ghssss M Sull, Western Plat ll0loke: good to
Vsorc; sAte Factory. ll0l&c
ssSss ssSss steady state. lSzci Western, lsc.
SrSnniated. l-l805Ac.
Ialow oul prime city, 3kc.
1. lie nStnihai Carolina, fair to Rood. S0SAA
Conss nrm' fSir cargoes, 1870.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
The street Committee.

A meeting Of the street committee was held
In select council chamber last evening and all
Of the members but three were present.
John b. Warfel was given permission to
pave the gutter and part Of the street In front Of
his residence on North Duke street with as-
phalt blocks, without cost to the city, the
work to be done under the supervision OF
the street committee
The clerk wss directed to advertise for
such material As the city may need during
the ensuing year.
The committee agreed to meet at the
mayors office on Tuesday, May 50, at half
past one o'clock In the afternoon to go over
part Of the route Of the new street railway In
the northern part Of the city to determine
upon making some necessary changes in the
grade Of streets, SC.
The clerk was ordered to insert in the
daily papers informing the people where
ashee. &c, may be dumped. In no case will
persons be allowed to deposit such articles as
tinware, brush or any other rubbish Of that
kind under penalty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
a Narrow Escspe.

This morning an old Italian woman made
. narrow escape from being killed by the
cars of the Pennsylvania railroad. Shortly
before S o'clock she aud another " oman, each
OF whom had a basket OF cold vituals, we're
standing close to the railroad track on the
south side of Bitzer's cigar store engaged in
conversation. A freight train approached
from the east and 1t appears that the Italian
woman did not move sufficiently far away
from the track. She WAS struck by the
bumper OF the engine aud thrown over. Her
face was slightly scratched by the tumble but
her injuries were Of no consequence what
ever The provisions which she carried in
the basket were scattered in every direction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
NEW SfORk-ssW GOODS,
John Y. Heinitsh Changes HIS Bsss-En lsrg cd
Qusrters-New Paints. Oils, vsrnishss. &C.

JOuu CuhugeS ooe0-E0hrGeo %
Quarters-New Paints. Oils, vsrnishss. SC.
John +. Heinitsh has removed his stock OF
paints, oils varnishes, brushes, glass,
&c, from No. 80 East Orange street to Nos
AS and l47 North Queen street. Before
moving into his new store Mr.. Heinitsh had
the interior entirely remodeled and fitted up
especially for his business. New floors, new
counters, new shelving and q cosy new
counting room were added. The capacity
of the stOre-roOm and basement are about
four times a. great ss those OF his old stand,
and he has tiiled every available foot OF
the new stand with the largest stock of
paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, glass
and other articles in his limo that
have ever before been gathered under
one roof in Lancaster and every
thing around the place Is new and OF
the best quality. Mr.. Heinitsh is Q push.
ing young business man and carries on his
trade in business-like way, that has won
for him . large patronage. In his
new and more cOmmodious quarters
and with his largely increased stock
OF gooos, he will be better able than
ever before to respond to the wants OF the
public. HIS advertisement will be found In
another column. Like Q sensible business
man, a. he il, he knows the value of the IN.
TELLIGENcER a. an advertising medium.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
Libel Suit axsins, an Editor

Henry Frysinger, editor of the Chester
Democrat, was arrested Monday on capiss
charged by William Gibson with slander.
Gibson was an applicant for q position in the
Chester postofiice, and asked MIR. Frysinger
to sign his petition. The editor refused on
the ground that the applicant used intoxi,
cants, and after few words the men par ted
Mr.. Frysinger informed Postmaster Ashmead
OF his action, and Gibson lost the chance OF
appointment whereupon he instituted sui,
for SANDER The Democrat editor furnished
security in &, 500, Colonel Dyer, president Of
the Chester National bank, going on his
bond.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
His Fifiieth Birthdsy.

Wm. j. Garvin, Of 436 East Strawberry
street, passed his fiftieth birthday yesterday
and . number OF his friends took ad van taRs
OF the occasion 10 surprise him by visit OF
congratulations in the evening. Tae callers
presented Mr. Garvin with handsome gold.
headed cane. Although greatly surprised
he returned his thanks In some appropriate
remarks, and the party separated with wishes
Tor many future years to the host.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
To.Oay's Funerals.

The funeral Of Mira Eliza Kerfoot took
place from her residence, No. $50 North
Queen street, this afternoon. The body was
taken TO the Duke Street NJ. +. church,
where services were conducted by Rev. J. T.
r Gray. The interment was made at Wood.
ward Hill" The pallb bearers were Lewis
Hsldy, b. F. Shenk, Henry Shubert, w. H.
Bstemsn, d. p. Bitnsr and K, NJ. Morrow.
The carriers were Officers Crsmer, Storm
feltz, Welch and Roerich, OF the city police
force
This afternoon Mrs. Catherine Donobus
was buried from the residence OF John
Doyle, No. ODD North Duke street. DR.. Nc.
Cullsgh conducted the service and the inter.
ment was made at St Msry's cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26

vWSAso, WhSA,o, April ~ P: m.SMarhst opened.
Corn Nay. sks June, 4oEc July, &c
PSIsESSyi Pc!isENSay osa Ms June. s'slc; July. sShc.
Lard-Msy. q l2k June. q ssx; July, q 80
short Ribs-Aay. u IS; June. o. g7k; july.
wheat-April. $3.50; Nay. sI,te; june. sskc
'M 4Ssn@spr,,. sso, Nay, sskess,xe. Jun.
4sS1 Aprii. Nke; Nay. SO; June. 80
Yofi-xprtl. 90 50 May. saO 70 june, GO Is
Lsrd.Aprt; @; Nay. d 0i June.
Eibs-xprii. 1Ni Nay. n v, June. n
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Again ArresIed,

Christian s. Nissley, was arrested in this
city yesterday by Special Officer Burns, on
the charge Of surety OF the peace preferred by
bis brother, John s. Nissley. The latter says
that accused threatened to knock his head OIL.
Alderman Deem committed him for a hear.
ing. The man has not been in his right mind
for some time on account OF business trou bles.
He has been arrested several times on com.
plant OF his relatives, but he always managed
TO get out of the difficulties Some effort
may now be made to have him put in q place
of safety.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
To Organize the Chiensin's League.

Andrew J. Baker, Great 1ncahonee Of the
Red Men OF the United States, arrived In
Lancaster this afternoon. Thomas X. Dom
nelly, past great sschem, and Robert p. Nor.
ton, great senior sycamore, will be here this
evening. They come to Lancaster to institute
the Chieftain's League Of Red Men, and the
meeting will be held In the wigwam over
Fulton opera house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26

~ Dooso ~ 0oo1oA 0opogoo.
Ths new Board Of Health organised on
monday evening. The members present
wefo Hugh r. Fulton, DR.. John Lever.
good, Mlchasl r. slsigsrwalt 1. w. Leidigh
end william Widmyer. On motion OF Mr..
Fulton, Dr. Levergood was elected president
AZ the old secretary, Dr. Brown, is preparing
to remove 70 Philadelphia, DR.. George X.
Rohrer IVES elected his successor. Dr. 1lyus
wss unanimously elected health commits.
sioner.
The health commissioner presented his an
nual report, which shows that In tho year
ending April ~ there have been 25i com.
plaiuts received by him Of nusances, oil OF
which have been abated.
DR.. Levergood offered . resolution which
IVES unanimously adopted, thanking DIR. Z. n.
Brown for the able and efficient manner In
which he has discharged his duties as secre
tary Of the board, and expressing sPprecia
tion of the fact that Il loses In him - zealous
and faithful officer - we'll ss an accomplished
physician"
Hereafter the board will meet on the last
Friday OF each month, and the health com.
missioner was instructed to sbate all nuis.
snces promptly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
Letters Granted BY the Reg,st

The following letters were granted by the
register Of wills for the week ending Tues.
day, April %:
ApMINIsTRATroN.-Jo B. Becker, de-
ceased, late OF Rspho township Henry n.
Becker, Mt Joy township, Samuel N.
Becker, Rspho, administrator
Harry Rannels deceased, late OF Earl town.
ship; Levi Reynolds, city, administrator.
Henry Short, deceased, late OF Lancaster
Nancy Frey, deceased, late Of Rspho town
ship; Daniel W. Frey and George ". Frey
Rspho administrators.
Mary A. Bartholomew, decreased, late Of
Lancaster city ; John A, Powers, city, ad.
mini stratOr
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The Cost of Killing Jumbo,

1t is stated that the terms on which Barnum,
Bailey & Hutchinson withdrew their suit
for 100000 ag anst the Grand Trunk railway
for the loss OF he elephant Jumbo, are that
the Grand Trunk people agreed 10 pay S5, O0O
In cash to Mr.. Bsrnum's firm and haul the
eighty circus cars over its rails free during
the coming season, This Is virtually settle
ment for about Sl0 900, as Bsrnum's ex penses
on the same railway last year were q, 500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
NeW YorS SsOcRs.

NDw YoRK, April =, l:p p. m.-Money loaned
At 81 per cent Exchange steady, o. s,0s -
Governments steady. Currency 6s, q ~ bid; ~
Coup, q 2g3s bid; ks do. q loo bid.
The stock market opened weak and heavy,
and on sell ing by some foreign holders prices
declined 40 ~ per cent. Further declines Of
4 to 4 per cent were recorded by midday. The
weakness OF the market WAS attributed to fears
OF general selling of American securities by
foreign holders, resulting from complications
between France and Germany.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
Death Of a Prominsp, Tobacco Man

Marcus L, Fischer, who is we'll known In
Lancaster, died suddenly in New York on
Sunday. He was at the barber shop in the
morning and breathed his last soon after re-
turning home. Deceased WAS q member OF
the hrm OF Basch & Fischer, dealers In Leaf
tobacco, who have y warehouse In this city.
MI Fischer spent some time in Lancaster
this winter, His funeral took place this morn.
ing and was largely attended, a. no was a
member of numerous societies,
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For = better Ws,er suppiy.

hydrsulic Engineer Darrach arrived In
THIS city this morning and was met by the
councils committee on sewage aud approved
ws!er supply composed OF Mayor Morton.
hooert A. Evans. William X Beard. John
d. haumgardner, jeremiah Rohrer, George
NJ. Berger and William Riddle. Thew visitsS
several points on the Conestoga creek and
kanck's mill and will make their report IN
the next meeting OF councilx
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
Arrsogipg For Memorial Day.

The joint committee Of the local posts of the
Grand Army met at Alderman Barr's office
on Monday evening
1t was decided to visit the Wood ward Hill
and Lancaster cemeteries and hold services
10 both on Memorial Day. AL organizations
OF the city are invited to participate In the
parade, and special invitation was extended
to the Reynolds Rifles to ac, as escort on ths
occasion.
Rev. J. r. T. Gray has been selected to
preach the Memorial Day sermon, on the
Sunday nearest that day which will be on
Sunday, May Goth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26

Is joeob Kamm, the we'll known milk man.
NO lived on the Kelly farm, part of which
- = the uorshsastern part Of the city, died
SUoatogday afternoon, having been sick about
- woaka Deceased - 10 years Of aga He
sU0 bosn IN Wurtsmburg, and came to this
eoontry - yeass ago He lived on the Kelly
hFm Tor the pest eighteen years, and during
- greater part Of that time had milk route
- The city. Twice during the past few years
~ he'd his wagon broken and msds narrow
nnpss from being killed By the railroad
eBA Hs leaves family Of two dsughtsfs
- oos son, sli OF whom are married.
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Funeral Of Gen. Csmsron's Slater,

MrA Catherine Cameron Bobbs, sister OF
Hon. Simon Cameron, who died recently in
indianapolis, WAS buried In Harrisburg on
Monday. The funeral was largely attended.
Mrs BObbs resided at Middletown and In
Harrisburg and removed TO Indianapolis over
thirty years ego. Her husband, who died
several years ago, was connected with the
surgical stsn OF the United States army dur.
ing the war.
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ASSosu % 8Ses -. - noSOyO sotueS.
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs.. LucIus
N. Hardy will bs panied to learn OF the
death OF Ars. Hsrdy's father, Dr. jacob
6tcklss Philip. OF CstskilL N. Y. ASA
Hardy was summoned 70 her fathers bed.
side some weeks ego. and his death In .
happy release from great and prolonged sue.
fsstnG. H was N his esd yeas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26
Come One and All.

This Is their last week. and every pair of their
boots and shoes must go. Don't fail to visit this
eat sole, as they are ughtering prices in all
grades of boots and shoes ut the great bankrupt
boot and shoe sale, No. 4s North Queen street.
next door to the postofnce.
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PuIlA ApulPniA, April sS.Dlcur market saAy,
SsSsyivsnis Tsniiy. = s:Ss o western "a.
0WO(0, Patents, q 50goN o.
Rye dour steady, q 7sl2 81
Wheat april. siAc; Nay. xkc; june
Corn-Aprf. i,xe; Nay. a:,lc; June, A7kc |,
USis-aprii. sr&c.; nay. s7se; june, rke
July. SstSC.
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IN Lsosase Not Revoksa

q j. W Saturday aftsrnoon's proceedings Of
lgpage pneatahsd on Monday, II IVES stated
- ~ lSeeoss Of John w. etaufysr, of Col.
ves refused. NJ. staui1sr's license
- ~ been invoked.
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osas - ~ Wssaheasa.
- ealy inmates os TIE statioa houss this
Uans veee two yaGrants end they were
onkssd Y Ne work-hoass sor thirty days
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Absolutely Pure.

This powder never vAx5oo. marYol OF
] purity, strength ana WhOl0s0m0no0o. NorS
eoonomical than the ordinary kinds, and oannol
S os sole IN competition with the multitude Of l0v
Hotd oe!y ~ eans. ROYAL hIi10 POvDI1 %.
A~ val Streee HeW York. mAyS5dV0hW
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NORGE TO TREsPAssERs AND
S,S1:H 70 t!ssps.. o. sny q Sc isss: q % &:
nom Or e9c a,.psx spss9vsn sstatss q Mba:
,nSloS:a nn4S1 q, q uaeaelo.ea sitSsr Scr IL
rsicy snioes.9 sss.a:s sse .s:sis6 I. sAs ~ .i
said lands OF the undSfsiHHe6 SftSr tkis .C3sSS..
xfEsJ;hYe ~ g J;hYenAn AIbn.kss kssssnAS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-26

In addition to . very large assortment Of
Gents Furnishings We make special mention Of
An Extra Balbriggsn Undershirt for Cent?, Long
or Short Sleeves, 25c. Something better In
Spring Weight, Half Dollar.
The Latest Sensation In Light Colored silk
Neck wear. 9Gc. ana Csc.
A Superior Lille Thread Hose for Gents,
White or Fancy Colors. &c.
Bicycle Riders Hose. Carriers ana Gloves